Anamaleth

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The Greater Goddess Abyss The Child Goddess Anamaleth The Lesser Goddess Avani The Lesser God Braellis The Lesser God Breen The Greater God Dertmore The Lesser Goddess Devayani The Demi God Helthor The Demon Lord Ishaar The Lesser God Jaeger The Intermediate God Jerian The Demi God Jarmanis The Lesser Goddess Leair The Lesser Goddess Lornale The Lesser God Nimbler The Greater God Olyrn The Greater Goddess Pelagia The Greater God Ralyorm The Lesser Goddess Shi'ara The Intermediate Goddess Thessala The Demi-Goddess Valshar The Demigod Varm The Demi Goddess Waas The Lesser Goddess Xanis
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Anamaleth
Also known as	The Child Goddess Anamaleth
Influence	Child
Alignment	Chaotic Good
Sphere	Childhood, Mischief
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Alignment	Any non-Evil
Class	Any

Anna walked Nuvar as a mortal before she became a goddess. Rescued as a child from Balors she became the adopted daughter of three women, Catherine Feard, Lily and Sonja Pyre. An imp seeking her infant blood to gain in strength himself led to her three mothers finding a way to age her to foil the Imps plan. Anna and Lily lived 5 years of life in the blink of an eye, with Anna picking up some magical tricks from her adopted mother.

Life became calm for the next couple of years until an evil presence known as the Nightstalker began to hunt her for her blood. The Nightstalker, working on behalf of a Death Priest of Helthor was eventually defeated, his death taking Anna's three mothers and their friends on a trail to Kalgonis, the Death Priest. Tricking Anna into coming to his tower the Death Priest prepared the ceremony to turn himself into a god in Anna's place.

Fortunately Sonja, Cat and a group of brave adventurers managed to reach the tower in time and defeat Kalgonis. Anna, realising the power her blood contained, and the good she could do for all of Nuvar completed the Ceremony and ascended.

Despite her new found status Anna still enjoys playing with the children in the hamlet, knowing that they don't suspect her to be any different from them.